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1. Change ownership of calendar event in Outlook 2016

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   361 comments  ·  Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Calendar  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   Taylor Brown supported this idea  ·  Jul 9, 2019

2. Enable an option to display declined meetings

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   470 comments  ·  Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Calendar  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   AdminDesktop Outlook 2016 UserVoice (Customer Support Agent, Outlook.com) responded

   Hello all,

   While this request is being reviewed for future consideration please try this workaround solution:

   • Click on the Deleted Items Folder
   • Click on View tab on the command bar
   • Choose “Change View – Manage View” command on the command bar
   • Click “New” in the right to create a new
   • Name the view “Calendar”
   • Pick the Day/Week/Month “type of view”
   • Click OK. Now you should get dialog that lets you customize the view.
   • Now click on Columns –
   Change the select available fields in bottom-left to All Appointments Fields
   Select the “Start” field on the left and Click Start → on the right.
   Select the “End” field on the left and Click End → on the right.
   Click OK
   • Click on Filter…
   Click on the “Advanced Tab”
   Click on the Field Drop Down – All Mails Field – “Message Class”
   You should have condition as “Contains” .. in Value field type … “IPM.Appointment”
   Click to Add to List (below value)
   Click OK
   • Click OK on dialog containing Columns & Filter button
   • Make sure “Calendar” view you created is selected and click on “Apply View”
   • By the way, you can use “Change View” to “Compact” to get back to normal look of the Deleted Items folder

   Hello all,

   While this request is being reviewed for future consideration please try this workaround solution:

   • Click on the Deleted Items Folder
   • Click on View tab on the command bar
   • Choose “Change View – Manage View” command on the command bar
   • Click “New” in the right to create a new
   • Name the view “Calendar”
   • Pick the Day/Week/Month “type of view”
   • Click OK. Now you should get dialog that lets you customize the view.
   • Now click on Columns –
   Change the select available fields in bottom-left to All Appointments Fields
   Select the “Start” field on the left and Click Start → on the right.
   Select the “End” field on the left and Click End → on the right.
   Click OK
   • Click on Filter…
   Click on the “Advanced Tab”
   Click on the Field Drop Down – All Mails Field – “Message Class”
   You… more

   Taylor Brown supported this idea  ·  Jul 9, 2019

3. Provide an option of using first name instead of full name in @-Mentions in Microsoft Outlook 2016

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   5 comments  ·  Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Mail  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Taylor Brown commented  ·  Jul 9, 2019  ·  Delete…

   I would prefer just to have first name as well - it feels weird to read first and last in a sentance (Can @Jon Doe please follow up on...).

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   Taylor Brown supported this idea  ·  Apr 20, 2017